Wheels refurbished at EXELWHEELS.CO.UK.
Wheels refurbished at EXELWHEELS.CO.UK.
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D6GMB

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187 posts

205 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Just had 4 BMW Z4M wheels refurbed at www.exelwheels.co.uk.
I dealt with Chris and all i can say from start to finish is what a easy worry free way to get your wheels refurbed.I found Chris to be very knowledgeable about the process and the final colours that were available and best of all the finished product was in my opinion perfect ie,no finger prints,orange peel or dirt blisters.
I wasnt able to use the loan wheel option (see website for full explanation) as live in Scotland but Chris arranged uplift and delivery for my wheels at a very reasonable amount.Unfortunately i have not had time to get my new tyres fitted or any pics taken yet as i had to go back to work (offshore)but when i get home will post up some pics of the wheels.

Edited by D6GMB on Wednesday 30th March 13:56

ukzz4iroc

3,502 posts

203 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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D6GMB said:
This will work now.

steedy27

676 posts

219 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Loan wheels is a class idea, wish more places did it

Efbe

9,251 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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D6GMB said:
Just had 4 BMW Z4M wheels refurbed at www.exelwheels.co.uk.
I dealt with Chris and all i can say from start to finish is what a easy worry free way to get your wheels refurbed.I found Chris to be very knowledgeable about the process and the final colours that were available and best of all the finished product was in my opinion perfect ie,no finger prints,orange peel or dirt blisters.I wasnt able to use the loan wheel option as live in Scotland but Chris arranged uplift and delivery for my wheels at a very reasonable amount.Unfortunately i have not had time to get my new tyres fitted or any pics taken yet as i had to go back to work (offshore)but when i get home will post up some pics of the wheels.
i read the first few lines then got bored/confused. sorry.

try to break up your paragraph a bit, will help make it more readable.
also, you seem to be missing some lead-in sentances describing what you are talking about.

ukzz4iroc

3,502 posts

203 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Efbe said:
D6GMB said:
Just had 4 BMW Z4M wheels refurbed at www.exelwheels.co.uk.
I dealt with Chris and all i can say from start to finish is what a easy worry free way to get your wheels refurbed.I found Chris to be very knowledgeable about the process and the final colours that were available and best of all the finished product was in my opinion perfect ie,no finger prints,orange peel or dirt blisters.I wasnt able to use the loan wheel option as live in Scotland but Chris arranged uplift and delivery for my wheels at a very reasonable amount.Unfortunately i have not had time to get my new tyres fitted or any pics taken yet as i had to go back to work (offshore)but when i get home will post up some pics of the wheels.
you seem to be missing some lead-in sentances describing what you are talking about.
Seems ok to me and I think 100% of people reading will get the jist no?

Efbe

9,251 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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ukzz4iroc said:
Seems ok to me and I think 100% of people reading will get the jist no?
just me then:/

I did get a vague gist, but not too sure what the loan wheels bit was about.

TonyHetherington

32,091 posts

279 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Kev - if you can get down to North Kent (20mins from Dartford Bridge), I highly recommend Lepsons. Had every one of my cars wheels refurbed there (as soon as I buy the car - I'm picky like that smile ) and they really are top blokes.

Also, they're next to www.kdskeltec.co.uk - Kelly's another top bloke and I couldn't recommend him highly enough (so you could have Kelly do the car while Lepsons do the wheels, for example)

I should stress I have no link to either company - just very impressed by them.

Plus I live 15mins away, so should you come down then we'd have to go out for dinner/drinks smile

D6GMB

Original Poster:

187 posts

205 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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ukzz4iroc said:
Seems ok to me and I think 100% of people reading will get the jist no?
Thanks for that.
I typed the post in a bit of a rush and really should have included some paragraphs(now edited for the pernickety).
All in just thought that i received excellent service from someone who seems to be genuinely interested in giving great service and a quality product,which i personally find quite rare nowadays.

PIGINAWIG

2,339 posts

194 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Efbe said:
i read the first few lines then got bored/confused. sorry.

try to break up your paragraph a bit, will help make it more readable.
also, you seem to be missing some lead-in sentances describing what you are talking about.
Eh? Says Efbe..... who's errors in his own reply are as follows:

Capital 'I' required for beginning of sentence. Small 'S' on 'sorry' - should be a capital if it's after a fullstop.

'sentences' - not 'sentances'.

Efbe, if you want to be the grammar Police, don't throw stones from your glasshouse. Sheeeeeeesh...... rolleyes

Efbe

9,251 posts

195 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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PIGINAWIG said:
Eh? Says Efbe..... who's errors in his own reply are as follows:

Capital 'I' required for beginning of sentence. Small 'S' on 'sorry' - should be a capital if it's after a fullstop.

'sentences' - not 'sentances'.

Efbe, if you want to be the grammar Police, don't throw stones from your glasshouse. Sheeeeeeesh...... rolleyes
tis true.
and there's no excuse for sentance/sentence. i did once upon a time teach english as well.
capitalisation is another thing though. i'm just against it today.

anyhow it was less about grammar, and more about not understanding it.

PIGINAWIG

2,339 posts

194 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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Efbe said:
tis true.
and there's no excuse for sentance/sentence. i did once upon a time teach english as well.
capitalisation is another thing though. i'm just against it today.

anyhow it was less about grammar, and more about not understanding it.
Now you did that on purpose! wink

Kentish

15,169 posts

263 months

Wednesday 30th March 2011
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TonyHetherington said:
Kev - if you can get down to North Kent (20mins from Dartford Bridge), I highly recommend Lepsons. Had every one of my cars wheels refurbed there (as soon as I buy the car - I'm picky like that smile ) and they really are top blokes.

Also, they're next to www.kdskeltec.co.uk - Kelly's another top bloke and I couldn't recommend him highly enough (so you could have Kelly do the car while Lepsons do the wheels, for example)

I should stress I have no link to either company - just very impressed by them.

Plus I live 15mins away, so should you come down then we'd have to go out for dinner/drinks smile
yes

Another big thumbs up from me for Lepsons.

Also, most of these mobile refurbs are just a regular paint finish.

Lepsons do a proper bare metal strip, powder coat, paint and clear coat which makes it very durable and does not flake off the first time you change your tyres.

I have had wheels refurbed by bodyshops in the past and they of course just paint them - it came off in chunks when I replaced the tyres (unlike the proper powder coated wheels done by Lepsons).

Lepsons also xray the wheel to check for cracks and they test for porosity of the alloy.

Price to do mine at Lepsons was the same as a mobile refurber or a paint shop, £250 for 4 wheels (Including fitting the tyres I supplied to them). They were also the only place who could manage to balance my Audi 18" wheels properly.